Saturday, December 27, 2008

Wedding Details

To end the day of wedding related posts, I will be showcasing my design details that made the day even more personal, special and unique.

First, our programs were mini scrolls tied with an espresso, pool or green ribbon and all sat in an espresso and pool basket.





I wrapped a watercolor book with espresso fabric, then designed a cover slot that showed our names and our wedding date. This was lined with a ribbon that had an espresso, pool and green design on it.





The table name cards were designed to encourage movement. Each table was named after something that resembled us either as a couple or individually, and the story behind each name.



For the escort cards, we put tree branches in pots and hung the tags from the branches. Each card was hand stamped with a design in brown ink.


There was a table diagram on the escort tree table that showed the layout of the reception area as well as each table name/number so that guests would easily find their seats.


The dinner menu listed the buffet selections as well as a diagram for our wedding cake for dessert (yes, that is my husband and I smiling for the camera!).




We had a snack buffet for our favors. I decorated small Chinese take-out containers with our wedding logo and a green or pool ribbon. The items on our buffet were brown, blue or green to carry out our color scheme.




(some photos courtesy of our wonderful wedding photographer Marlo Herring and some photos courtesy of me! )

I hope you enjoyed and were inspired!

Friday, December 26, 2008

Wedding Invites

Next up are the wedding invites. The colors of our wedding were Espresso, Pool and Ivory with Lime green accents. I wanted our invitation to be different, and to be an accurate representation of me and my (then) fiancee. It fit us to a T, and was much loved by everyone.






Bridal Shower Invites

It has been way too long since my last post. I was in wedding planning mode during my blog hibernation...but now I am married and ready to continue showing this blog some love!

First up are my bridal shower invites. They were handmade with love! It was a lingerie shower with a healthy mix of naughty and nice. The colors du jour were black, grey and lavender. The outer paper was a very delicate material that reminded me of lace and fit in wonderfully with the lingerie theme. I sent them out in a black envelope and hand wrote each name and address with a silver pen to add a personal touch. I wanted the invites to mirror a sophisticated woman and I didn't want them to be too "girly". The outcome was a happy medium between the two and they were a hit!





Wednesday, June 25, 2008

Bridesmaids Cards

Yeah, I know, I haven't been keeping up with the blog. Well just to catch you up, I got engaged! Of course that brings up more design projects, but this time for myself! First things first, bridesmaids cards. Here are the designs that I sent out to my girls.







Wednesday, February 6, 2008

It's a Family Affair

This is my first post of the new year, yay to me! I spoke a few months back about creating a custom registration packet and logo for the Barlow-Divers Family Reunion, but I never posted the pictures of the completed work. Here they are~



Tuesday, December 18, 2007

Crafty Christmas

Christmas is almost here, and I have been a busy little elf! I decided to forgo the "traditional" Christmas card and make my own. Crafting is something that I am growing a fast love for, so I decided to make my own cards that incorporated a crafty element. Take a look:






Remember, if you have a special event approaching and you need custom stationery items to make it memorable, email me so that we can get started! mailto:%20Occasions@LrnMDesign.com

Happy Holidays!

Sunday, December 9, 2007

Soy Secrets (but this isn't a secret!)

So as I said in my previous post, I was busy (in a good way). Recently, I finished designing the product labels and long awaited Soy Secrets website! Soy Secrets is a company that specializes in creating soy based body products and candles. There are great products available to purchase, and for your reading pleasure there is information regarding the benefits of using soy body products and candles over the traditional product ingredients (great for the skin, harmless to the environment, etc.). Check out the site, and if you like what you see go ahead and place an order :)

www.Soy-Secrets.com

Here are a few product shots~